>> I've installed dbmail from the latest CVS and it is running fine as an
>> IMAP-Server.
>>
>> But what I not understand is how to configure sendmail to work with dbmail.
The way we've did it for testing, was to use procmail and pipe it through
the dbmail-smtp program. However procmail seems to add an additional line at
the top, which screwed up date/header recognition -- so I had to write a
small wrapper which simply discarded the first line of the pipe.
/etc/procmailrc:
SHELL=/bin/sh
:0c
|/path/to/dbmail-wrapper.pl $LOGNAME
$LOGNAME got filled with the username being delivered to:
/path/to/dbmail-wrapper.pl:
(crude but did the job for testing...)
#!/usr/bin/perl
$mailbox=$ARGV[0];
open(PIPE, "|/path/to/dbmail-smtp -u $mailbox");
My $firstline=0;
While (<STDIN>) {
if ($firstline eq 0) {
$firstline = 1;
next;
}
Print PIPE $_;
}
Close PIPE;
It's a bit ugly, but allowed me to test while keeping local delivery on my
main mailserver, and also using conditions in procmail you can selectively
do it for certain users... (match $LOGNAME to be the test username)
/Mark
